In this paper the focus will be to compare and contrast the traditional litigation system (such as suit, answer, discovery, trial, or jury) with the nontraditional forms of ADR , discuss some of the risks that businesses and other organizations encounter when dealing with traditional litigation as well as where might ADR be a more appropriate measure in order for business managers to reduce those risks. According to (Cheeseman, 2010), “The bringing, maintaining, and defense of a lawsuit are generally
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Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Angela Dunn October 31, 2011 LAW 531 Dr. Lisa Browning Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation There are many disagreements daily that require courts or authorities to assist in deciding who is right and who is wrong. Using traditional or nontraditional litigation are ways that we have chosen to provide assistance in making sound and consistent decisions or ruling. The following paper will compare and contrast both litigation processes. Traditional
Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Clint Middleton LAW/531 May 20, 2013 Thane J. Messinger, MBA, JD, ALM Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation This paper attempts to compare and contrast the traditional litigation system with the nontraditional. Traditional litigation usually involves the courtroom environment. Nontraditional litigation, also referred to as alternative dispute resolution (ADR), is composed of many forms of procedure outside the courtroom. This
Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation Litigation risk is a part of doing business in the United States; however, it is critical to minimize litigation and the cost associated with it. One way of doing this is to use nontraditional litigation procedures, arbitration and mediation, are a few options that are available to remedy a dispute. This paper will compare and contrast the traditional and some nontraditional litigation procedures. Traditional
Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation LAW/531 Business Law Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Litigation in the United States has become very sophisticated since its foundation. Because of laws in the United States that ensure certain rights such as freedom, due process, and the right to trial, litigation is quite complicated. This is an evolution over time to ensure that legal proceedings are conducted with impartiality and fairness and most of all, affords the accused every
Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation LAW/531 Abstract This paper compares and contrasts the traditional litigation system in the United States with nontraditional forms of alternate dispute resolution. Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation A traditional civil procedure in the United States begins with a plaintiff, the party who claims to have incurred a loss, filing a lawsuit, which is a civil action brought in a court of law, against a defendant, who is the required to answer
Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation Paper LAW/531: Business Law Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation Many people are aware that litigation is a lengthy and often times difficult process that can be expensive, time consuming, emotionally draining, and most of all unpredictable. What people might not know readily is that there are legal options other than the traditional litigation. Alternatives that are offered to the public are arbitration. This method can be set up easily and less
Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Harold Lang LAW/531 July 2, 2012 Louise A. Kirk, Esq. Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation From Harold’s reading of Chapter 1 (Cheeseman.2010), the term law consists of rules that regulate the conduct of individuals, businesses, and other organization within society. The Constitution of the United States of America is the supreme law of the land. This translates into that any law, whether federal, state, or local – that conflicts with the U
Assignments ASSIGNMENTS | Points | Individual (70%) | | Individual Assignment: Traditional & Non Traditional Litigation paper (Week 1) | 5 | Learning Team Reflection: (Week 2) | 2 | Individual Assignment: Legal Forms of Business Paper (Week 2) | 8 | Learning Team Reflection: (Week 3) | 2 | Learning Team Paper: Option 1 or 2 (Week 3) | 11 | Learning Team Reflection: (Week 4) | 2 | Individual: Contract Creation & Management Assignment